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4 Th« Daily Banner, Graaneastla, Indiana

Monday, January 16, 1966

1967 Putnam County Tourney Drawing

Russollville

Fillmore

SATURDAY 1:00 P.M.

FRIDAY 7:00 PAL

Roachdale

SATURDAY 8:00 P.M.

Bainbridge

FRIDAY 8:15 P.M. Cloverdale

SATURDAY 8:15 PAL Reelsville

CHAMPION

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Total Score.

Bowling News

Banner Will Spenser "Yen Guess It" Centest Above is a diagram of the schedule of the Putnam County Basketball Tournament that is to be played January 20 and 21. This year the Banner is again sponsoring the “You Guess It Contest” where fans get a chance to win prize money for the most correct entry. First prize of $10 will go to the entry that is: (1) Postmarked the earliest (2) Contains the correct prediction of game winners and total number of points for the tourney. The second place prize of $5 will be awarded to the entry that is: (1) Postmarked the earliest (2) Gives the most accurate scores for every game played. All entries will be sole possession of the Banner and entries will be judged at the discretion of the judges. Just mail your entry (that must come from the Banner) to The Daily Banner, 28 South Jackson Street, Greencastle, Indiana. Postmark deadline is Friday noon, January 20.

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K.C. Chiefs Outclassed by NFL's Green Bay Packers

By Scott Baillie LOS ANGBLRS UPI—Coach Vince Lombardi won’t come right out and say so, but indications today were that ha felt the Kansas City Chiefs got out of their league in mors ways than one when they tangled with his mighty Green Bay Packers. “Kansas City is a good football team with fine speed hut rd have to say that National Lsague football is tougher," Itombardi said Sunday after the flackers used their oonssrvatiTe attack to knock off the American Football League titlists, fB-10, In the first annual Super Bowl. A crowd of 88,086 at the Memorial Coliseum, plus an estimated sixty million television viewers, watched the Packers draw away from a 7-7 deadlock to down the Chiefs behind the deft quarterbacking of Bart Starr.

The modest NFL player of the year, who is paid to locate a team’s defensive weakness then wreck it with passes, did just that to the Chiefs and helped earn himself and each Packer teammate 516,000 in winners’ money. Kansas City had to settle for the losers’ cut of 57,500 which still isn’t bad for an afternoon’s work. If there had to be a goat in file game, the spotlight would fall on defensive halfback Willie Mitchell of the Chiefs who was burned by two touchdown passss from Stair to Mtax McGee. “But I don’t feel that they were working on me too much and they oan’t make believe that Green Bay is that much better than we are,” Mitchell said afterward. Starr had a better day than his K. C. counterpart, quarterback Len Dawson. Starr hit on 16 passes out of 23 attempts for

Reelsville Indians Lose to Montezuma Aztecs, 54-47

The Reeslville Indians stumped their toes Saturday and were outscored 20 to eight in the second quarter by the Montezuma Aztecs who went on to win 54-47. In picking up their third win of the season, the Aztecs burned the cords at a .710 clip in that torrid second quarter, hitting 10 of 14 field goal attempts. On the other hand, the best the Indians could do was four of 16 in that span, and went to their seventh defeat They have won five times. Trailing by six at half, the Indians staged a rally the last half on the shooting of Ray Peeler and Ron Wallace, but the Aztecs killed off any chances of being overtaken by converting 12 of 15 free throws to hang on to win. Wallace finished the night with 17 points, followed by Peeler with 14. High man for the game was Rierden with 21 points. Both teams made 21 field goals, but Montezuma had the upper hand at the free throw line, sinking 12 to Reelsville’s five. Montezuma’s 21 field goals came on 39 attempts for a 54 per cent, while Reelsville’s same number was made in 49 tries for 43 per cent. In rebounding, the Aztecs had a large superiority, pulling off 33. The best the Indians could do was 19. The next action for the Indians will be Saturday afternoon, when they have the task of stopping the winner of the Cloverdale-Bainbridge game. Montezuma (54) FG IT PF Pugh 4 3 1 Bartiow 5 3 1 Morris 3 10 Thompson 10 1 Rierden 8 5 2 Gill 0 0 3 Totals U 12 t

Reelsville (47) FG FT PF Peeler 6 2 1 F. Hansel 5 0 3 D. Hansel 0 0 1 Vietor 12 2 Wallace 8 1 ’3 Totals 21 5 12 Montezuma 10 30 42 54 Reelsville 16 24 36 47 Reserve game: Montezuma 31, Reelsville 30.

Big Ten Net Leaders Must Defend Positions

By United Frets International Northwestern and Michigan State, co-leaders in the Big Ten basketball chase at 2-0, will be called upon to defend their positions this week. Four league teams take a break from competition for final examinations. Northwestern, idle last Saturday, will play host to scrappy Iowa this Saturday. Michigan State, which climbed into the first-place tie with a 79-70 victory over the Hawkeyes, goes to Ann Arbor for a contest with arch-rival Michigan. In the only other Big Ten game scheduled this week, Minnesota is at Ohio State Saturday. Purdue, Illinois, Iowa and Indiana are idle. Indiana, now 2-1, beat Ohio State, 81-80, to drop the Buckeyes to 1-1 and prevent them from taking a share of the league lead. Butch Joyner had 22 points for the winners, two of which were free throws that won the game in the last two minutes. Wisconsin, tied with Indiana for third place, was idle along with Northwestern.

250 yards gained and threw one interception. It was the first theft to be recorded against him since he had one picked off last October by the Chicago Bears. Dawson hit on 16 out of 27 for 211 yards and one touchdown but worked against a fierce Packers rush that floored him for consecutive losses of 14 and 11 yards in the third period. McGee scored the first of the day on a 37-yarder from Starr with 8:56 gone in the opening period, snagging the ball onehanded from Mitchell. Then as the roof slowly sank on the Chiefs and their tricky, “Kansas City stack” defenses in the third period, McGee grabbed one In the end zone 13 yards away for the Packers’ fourth touchdown, once again in Mitchell's territory. With Green Bay holding a 7-0 advantage, Dawson brought the Chiefs into contention by hitting Curt McClinton with a seven yard toss 4:20 into the second period. Jim Taylor put Green Bay ahead to stay six minutes after McClinton’s touchdown, charging around left end for 14 yards. Then Mike Mercer, who had missed an earlier field goal attempt, kept the Chiefs close by booting one from 31 yards out with 54 seconds left In the half. After that is was all Green Bay. Elijah Pitts, holding down the halfback spot as usual for Paul Homung, who has been hurt most of the season, charged across from the five yard line with Green Bay’s third score early in the third period. Pitts’ one yard smash midway through the final quarter sewed things up. Kansas City may have been out of its league, as Lombardi inferred, but don’t go way folks. Next Saturday comes the AFL All Star game in Oakland. Dawson and 11 other Chiefs, all $7,500 richer, are scheduled to show up. The following day, Starr and seven Packer teammates, each already richer by 515,000, play for the West team in the NFL’s annual pro bowl here.

FARM REAL ESTATE LOANS

Long Term Low Interost v No Propaymont Penalty See: Robert F. Wolfe Highway U.S. 43 North Greencastle, Ind. Phone 6L 3-4413

Tickets on Sale

Adult and student tickets for the Garfield game Friday are available at the Senior High Building and may be purchased up to game time.

Split Decision ST. MORITZ, Switzerland UPI — Olympic champions Tony Nash and Robin Dixon Sunday won the British bobsled championship but were upset by newly crowned Swiss champions Jean Wicki and Adriano Bosshard In the British Open.

FIRST-CITIZENS BANK CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Waffle House ...i. 98 54 National Food Prod. .. 98 54 Putnam Realty 84 68 Old Topper 80 72 Brackney’s Feed ........ 80 72 Coca-Cola 72 80 Central Ntl. Bank .... 66 86 Torr’s Restaurant .... 62 90 East Side Liquor ........ 62 90 Art Furniture 58 94 High team series: Waffle House 2338. High team game: Waffle House 859. High individual series: A. Fenwick 651. High individual game: J. Hurst 247. Over 575: A. Fenwick 651, C, Buis 630, J. Hurst 626, D. Priest 620, R. Beaman 607, E. Cook 603, R. Shoemaker 596, N. Mark 593, H. Murphy 577, C. Alex 577, C. Stites 575.

Tuesday Morning IBM Storm 48 32 Dickey 48 32 Jordan 46^ 33 ^ Johnson 43 ^ 36% Mosteller 42 38 Collins 36% 43% Cox 33% 46% Hanlon 22 58 High Ind. Game — R. Maurer 203. High Ind. Series — D. Wilson 513 400 and over — E. Jordan 489, D. Johnson 485, B. Douglas 480, D. Cody 474, R. Maurer 471, M. Grable 453, S. Skelton 451, L. Jones 449, M. Wager 444, L. Cox 439, N. Cook 430, M. Storm 421, E. Shillings 417, K. Thompson 415, L. Fox 406.

Monday Afternoon Coca-Cola League

Launderama Town & Country Beauty Salon

84 60

Jones Standard Svc.

Dewey’s Barbershop

Cannon’s

Sherm’s Implements

Evans Lakeside Grec.

York’s Groc.

Tipstars

Jebb’s Gas

Top 10 Bowlers

J. Hutcheson, 484; B. Purcell,

459; H. Wallus, 458; 1

7. Scho-

man, 457; J. Bums,

453;

Lease, 440; A. Covert,

433;

Evans, 422; H. Agnew, 414; D.

Albright, 414.

IBM WOMEN’S THURSDAY

NIGHT LEAGUE

Roach

111

Wiegand

Talbott . _

Giltz

Taylor

58 102

Hi ind. game: Huxford 212 Hi ind. series: Huxford 576 400 series: Huxford 576; Murhphy 473; Cody 447; Jones 439; Mhsten 431; Shillings 427; Talbott 424; Hopkins 423; J. Sutherlin 423; Burris 421; Landes 419; Steinbaker 419; Lewis 416; Storm 413; Torr 408; Roach 402. IGA FOODLINER LEAGUE

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Catalina Beauty Shop 100 68 A & S Junk Yard 94 74 Morrison’s Tire 92 76 Mac’s Appliance 87 81 Nunzio’s 86 82 Stoner Insurance 81 87 Shetrone Real Estate .. 66 102 Adler’s 66 102

Handicap:

High individual game: K. Braden 234. High individual series: B. Ashworth, W. Pelfrey 586. High team game: Shetrone Real Estate 995. High team series: Mac’s Appliance 2735. Series 425 and over: M. Buis

465, R. Hampton 520, K. Simmons 470, R. Buis 466, D. Beaman 436, M. Crawley 453, L. Evens 428, D. Brattain 447, B. Ashworth 523, J. Cavin 513, W. Pelfrey 526, J. Girton 448, C. Justus 446, C. Clines 479, S. Whitley 491, G. Lancaster 428, L. Jones 459, K. Braden 536, P. Huxford 456, S. Harris 474, B. Hurst 455, J. Murray 463, L. Mark 454, G. Porter 436, A. Cantonwine 470, E. Jordan 437, R. McKee 453, D. Wilson 510.

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PUTNAM COUNTY LEAGUE

Dewey’s Barber Shop

Puckett’s Citgo 97 Eiteljorge Barber Shop 96 Harper’s Trucking ........ 87

Bob’s Body Shop .. Hampton’s Garage

Hutcheson’s Shell

Morrison’s Tire .............. 79 American Zinc 76 Corner Liquor Store

Cash Concrete

Pepsi-Cola

National Food Prod.

Jenkins’ Standard ........ 62 Hi team series: Bob’s Body

Shop 3085.

Hi team game: Bob’s Body

Shop 1076.

Hi indiv. series: C. Buis 61S. Hi indiv. game: C. Buis 234. Over 500: C. Buis 618, W. Lydick 568, W. Tharp 522, D. Bennington 538, B. Pettit 588, G. Bryant 517, M. Clifford 504, B. Dailey 572, H. Hartung 567, E. Irwin 558, D. Hewlett 566, J. Atkins 564, R. Crawley 552, B. Holsapple 527, N. Hoffa 501, C. Crawley 520, V. Elmore 513, H. Scott 519, G. Baker 509, J. Kelley 566 B. Langdon 542, Coons 534, F. Crawley 518, Chastine 528, R. Riggs 514.

R. R.

Search Continues CONISTON, England UPI — Police surface launches continued the search today for the body of world speed ace Donald Campbell. Navy divers abandoned their search Sunday when Lt. Cdr. John Futcher said, “Every likely spot has been eliminated without finding any trace of Campbell.” Campbell was killed Jan. 5 when his jet-powered Bluebird crashed at more than 300 miles per hour.

Mercury Cougar wins Motor Trend “Car of thelfear’ award.

Mercury Cougar has just taken the “Oscar” of the car business—Motor Trend Magazine’s Car of the Year medal for 1967. Cougar has “POP! ZOOM! DAZZLE!” say the magazine’s editors, emphatically. The capital letters are theirs, not ours. Setting a trend. About leadership: Cougar **is setting a trend.” Styling? “Sporty, yes, but sporty luxury.”

Mercury thanks these experts for their lavish praise. The only opinion we value more is yours. So drive a Cougar. See why it’s the car of this or any other year. Top Cat leads the pack. And see our other 27 Man’s Cars. All charged with top-cat excitement, and better ideas from Mercury, the Man’s Car.

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